Nguyen Dinh Bac makes “blockbuster” move to Hanoi FC in V-League

In a much-anticipated move, young Vietnamese talent Nguyen Dinh Bac has made a “blockbuster” transfer from Quang Nam Club to Hanoi FC for the remainder of the V-League season. The young striker is set to make his debut for his new team on March 12 when Hanoi FC takes on Hong Linh Ha Tinh in the National Cup.

Dinh Bac will don the number 28 shirt for Hanoi FC, adding his skills to the team under coach Daiki Iwamasa. Upon his arrival at the club, Dinh Bac expressed his initial nerves but also his excitement at joining a team with a rich history of achievements and experienced players. He sees this as an opportunity to enhance his football abilities and learn from top players like Nguyen Van Quyet, Pham Tuan Hai, and Do Duy Manh.

The young striker is eager to prove himself and contribute to the team’s success by the end of the season. This move to Hanoi FC signifies a new chapter in Dinh Bac’s career, one that he hopes will lead to personal growth and sporting accomplishments.

The V-League will surely be buzzing with anticipation as fans wait to see how Dinh Bac integrates into his new team and makes an impact on the field. His transfer to Hanoi FC adds a fresh dynamic to the league and sets the stage for an exciting remainder of the season.

As Dinh Bac prepares to embark on this new chapter in his football journey, all eyes will be on him as he takes to the field in the iconic number 28 shirt for Hanoi FC. With his determination and talent, he aims to make a significant contribution to the team’s success, showcasing his skills and potential to football fans across the V-League.

Overall, Dinh Bac’s move to Hanoi FC marks a significant development in the V-League landscape, promising an exciting future for both the player and his new club. Stay tuned as this “blockbuster” transfer unfolds on the football pitch.

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